Red Bank Veterans Installed In Office Ceremony
Arrowsmith Post No 61 G A R Red Bank installed new officers led by Commander Thomas L. Davis with Rev William T Abbott officiating. Speakers included George H Harten and Elmer B Wooda. A Boy Scouts drill and musical selections followed with refreshments served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsmith Post
No. 61
Gad R
Red Bank
William T. Abbott
Asbury Park
Department of New Jersey
James H. Sickles
Thomas L. Davis
R. H. Worth
Charles H. White
William N. Little
John W. Chandler
Benjamin Hldridge
Charles Curtis
Charles B. Parsons
Henry 5. Little
A. C. Harrison, Sr
George H. Harten
Elmer B. Wooda
Mr. Abbott
Parsons
Abbott
Red Bank Boy Scouts
Joseph Valleau
Frank L. Howland
Miorence Chandler
Herbert E. Williams
Fred Conklin
Henry S. White
Samuel T. Sleeper
Long Branch Riles Over Rail Crossing Nuisance Debate
State Utility Commission hearing at Newark heard Long Branch property owners oppose shunting and drilling of cars blocking Bath and Morris avenues. City officials and Board of Trade urged cooperation with the railroads, arguing a terminal move would worsen public impact and that nuisances could be regulated with joint efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Utility Commissioners
Newark
Bath and
Morris Avenues
Long Branch
City Commissioners
Board of Trade
City of
Hatta
Pennsylvania Terminal
R. W. de Forest
New York & Long Branch Railroad
F. L. Sheppard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lee W. Berry
George V. Sneden
W. D. Hendrickson
New York & Long Branch
Jackson Reynolds
C. Rehm
Asa Francis
Leon Cubberley
A. F. Golden
C. H. Je. Clark
George B. Poland
Marshall Woolley
New York & Lone Panch Reed
Mortis
Bath
Daily Record
Sheppard
Pennsylvania Road
Otto Vaugoin Illness At Rhineland Hotel
Otto Vaugoin, proprietor of the Rhineland Hotel on Broadway, is under a doctor's care. His condition yesterday was alarming, but this morning he is reported as somewhat better. He suffers from a heart ailment.
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Otto Vaugoin
Robbery at HolmdeI Store Reported by Owner
The Holmdel store was robbed early yesterday with $4 to $6 taken from the cash drawer. Lew Tannenbaum, the proprietor, discovered the theft about 12:30 am. Police were notified after Captain John White reported a prior check at 9:80 pm. No clues were found, and the matter was referred to authorities. In Chicago, youth James A. Parry, 18, confessed to a string of robberies and a police shooting, claiming a gang stole from five stores in 25 minutes while evading mobile officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Tannenbaum
John White
Tannenbaum
Chicago
Ill
Hoyne
James A. Parry
Parry
Fred
Sticken
Society Callianese Holds First Annual Reunion in City
The Society Callianese an Italian organization held its first annual reunion on First Avenue last Sunday. Seventy five people attended the banquet including members wives and sweethearts. The menu was elaborate and music enlivened the occasion as members praised the society on its first year growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Callianese
First Avenue
Foner Residents Celebrate 47th Anniversary With Four Generations
Captain Joseph Lake and Mary Jane Flinn Lake mark 47 years of marriage. A party in their Foner home featured four generations including Thelma Reynolds, Harold Reynolds, and relatives from Red Bank Asbury Park and Little Silver. Friends and family attended, sharing music, refreshments, and best wishes for many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lake
Harry W. Reynolds
Red Bank
Joseph Kessler
George Hall
This City
Wilmer McIntyre
Asbury Park
G. H. Howland
Little Silver
Dell Morlatt
College Point
L. 1
Arthur Hagerman
Harold Reynolds
Thelma
Jennie Lake
Corlies Flinn
Mr. Lake
John Lake
Merchants' Steamboat Co
New York
Poincare Frange's President
Paris January seventeenth Raymond Poincare Premier was elected ninth President of the Third Republic on the second ballot amid wild confusion. He faced duel challenges from Georges Clemenceau and Moisie while pursuing support from Bemcour and Jules Pams allies.
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Paris
M. Raymond Poincare
Third Republic of France
Ormand Fallieres
Poincare
M. Georges Clemenceau
Moicie
Bemcour
M. Jules Pams
Frenzied revolver incident disrupts Red Bank streets
Rumor and fear spread in Monmouth street near borough hall as Frank Seneley, a dwarf, fired a Harrington and Richards revolver and blank cartridges last night. He was jailed overnight, fined $3, and released on his own recognizance pending payment by Saturday night.
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Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Paylice
Frank Seneley
Seneley
Harrington and Richards
Theodore F. Sniffen
Herman Ritzau
Swimming Rover
Miss Zola Emery Dead at Oceanic
Miss Zola M. Emery of Oceanic died last night at her grandfather Walter Brown's home of tuberculosis. Aged seventeen, she attended Rumson High School and was active in Pride of Monmouth Council Daughters of Liberty and the Goodwill Methodist Church. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 pm at Goodwill M B Church with burial in West Long Branch cemetery.
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Oceanic and
Rumson
Zola M. Emery
Walter Brown
Church Street
Oceanic
Lewis Brown
Miss Emery
Rumson High School
Goodwill Methodist Church
Straus Co
Red Bank
Frank
Lavinia Emery
Pride of Monmouth Council
Daughters of Liberty
Goodwill M. B
W. Harle Ledden
Wil
Robert IR. Mount
Powers Advise Turkey to Yield in Joint Note
A joint note from the great powers was delivered at the Porte by ambassadors. It urges Turkey to accept Allied terms, including cession of Adrianople and the Aegean Islands. The message signals a shift toward surrender of key territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Porte
Adrianople
Aegean Islands
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Johns
Bainton
Joseph T Fields
Davis
Nelson V. Giles
William Chandier
Morris Grossfield
Isaac A. Krulewitch
Chandler
Giles
O. P. Club
Myrtle Gifford
Branchport Avenue
Hanson
Broadway
Green Trading Stampe
Holmdel
Foner
Lake
Zola Emery
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